Stephen Miran set to be confirmed, Fed Governor Cook still fighting fraud charges, and BlackRock's Rieder joins list of potential successors to Fed Chair Powell.
The latest economic projections, going through 2028, factor in the impact of President Donald Trump's tax law, tariffs, and immigration policies.
Advisors expect stability while investors brace for higher inflation and volatile bond.
A double dose of data from the BLS shows an intensifying struggle between the two ends of the central bank's dual mandate.
The annual revision, indicating 76,000 fewer jobs added per month across sectors, marks one of the largest negative adjustments in years.
The banking giant has given up its holdout position among Wall Street lenders as new jobs data from August show "clearer evidence of deterioration."
The signatories supporting the Federal Reserve governor currently in President Trump's crosshairs include Nobel laureates, esteemed academics, and ex-Fed economists.
The Fed's preferred barometer of inflation stood unchanged at 2.6% in July, preserving expectations of interest rate cuts potentially starting in September.
Cook’s lawyers vow to fight back as White House publishes president’s letter.
ETFs are playing a larger role and taking center stage.
The National Economic Council Director said "a thorough search process" is underway as Jerome Powell's term is set to expire in May next year.
Fidelity research finds resilience as DIY investors balance caution with optimism.
Self-confessed ETF geek shares his take on the market with InvestmentNews.
The surprise PPI reading, driven by the biggest monthly gain in core since 2022, further muddies the central bank's September decision to hold or cut rates in September.
Threat follows President's repeated criticism of the Fed chair over the central bank’s decision to hold interest rates steady
Despite recent data pointing to an economic slowdown, investors have remained optimistic on hopes of a just-in-time Fed rate cut.
Shelter costs drove a modest CPI increase, while investors weigh data reliability and the Fed's next move.
Calls come as weak labor market figures roll in.
Fed could get new policy hawk who would love to remould the bank.
Signs of a faltering American economy and growing support for easier policy rates at the Fed are swaying fixed-income investors.
